Accompanied by a grown-up, infants and toddlers will grow comfortable in the water and develop swim readiness skills through fun, confidence-building activities. Adults will learn about water safety, drowning prevention, and the importance of supervision.

Accompanied by a grown-up, children will prepare for the transition to preschool-level aquatics by engaging in purposeful movement, guided by audio and/or visual cues to enhance theirreadiness and water confidence.

Swimmers will build on the confidence gained in Parent/Child A & B, and this class welcomes participants over the age of 3 into the swim lesson program. Adults will be in the water for support, guidance, and safety, allowing children to challenge their swim and social skills in a group lesson setting. Instructors will encourage kids to practice skills independently, while assuring them that their parents are nearby.

This class is designed for beginners with little to no swimming experience or those who feel uncomfortable in the water. Students will gradually increase their comfort level through underwater exploration and basic self-rescue skills, with assistance provided to ensure a safe and supportive learning environment.